Java Bug Database


Note: Appleā€™s final release of the 14.4 update to macOS 14 Sonoma causes some Java applications on Apple silicon systems (M1/M2/M3) to terminate unexpectedly - https://bugs.java.com/bugdatabase/view_bug?bug_id=8327860.

The issue is not present on Intel-based systems, and it affects all supported Java releases.

If you are seeing an issue which you feel may be different from what is described in JDK-8327860 please report an issue.

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If you discover an issue with the JDK, please start by searching the Bug Database to find out if that issue has been reported and fixed already. Once you confirm that the issue you discovered is new, please report it here.

In your report, please include all relevant and detailed information necessary to reproduce the issue. As a simple example, a submission should include a test case demonstrating the issue to make it easier to reproduce. For more information about reporting issues, please see the Java SE Troubleshooting Guide.

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